ElectroClash II is set to take place at Fuchs2 in Prague tonight, featuring Berlin underground figures Eyes Dice and Berlin Bunny of KEYI Magazine. The event will run from 23:00 to 06:00 across two stages, showcasing a mix of fast electro, techno, EBM, dark disco, and new wave.
The second edition of ElectroClash pairs the Berlin guests with local talent, connecting different corners of the underground through a shared love of leftfield electronic music. KEYI Magazine has grown into an independent platform connecting DJs, artists, designers, and photographers across the international underground.
KEYI Magazine and Its Founders
KEYI Magazine moves between music, fashion, art, and nightlife, publishing online and in print to build a wider network of people shaping contemporary underground culture. Eyes Dice and Berlin Bunny, co-founders of KEYI Magazine, will bring their own musical perspectives to the dancefloor.
Eyes Dice is a Berlin-based DJ and photographer, and his sets reflect a wide-ranging approach to underground electronic music. He has performed across South America, New York, and Asia, taking his sound to dancefloors around the world.
Berlin Bunny is a Berlin-based DJ, producer, and editor-in-chief of KEYI Magazine, exploring electronic music through the intersections of punk, new wave, and IDM. Her distinctive selections bring together unconventional sounds and a strong sense of musical identity.
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Local Talent and Event Lineup
Midirama, a Prague-based DJ and event curator, will also perform at ElectroClash II. With over 25 years in techno, he moves between DJing, production, hardware live performances, and event curation, balancing hypnotic grooves with sharper industrial textures.
Olinství, a Prague-based DJ and creative force, is driven by a constant search for overlooked musical treasures. His sets travel from cosmic and dub-influenced sounds to acid and obscure club cuts, guided by groove, tension, and discovery rather than trends.
Raphael Kosmos, a DJ, vinyl digger, and label founder, has been part of the Czech underground electronic music scene since the early 2000s. His selections span disco, wave, electro, industrial, acid, techno, and EBM, influenced by the freetek movement and its DIY party culture.
Demonika, a Prague-born DJ, developed her sound from behind the camera to the dancefloor. Her selections draw on the melodies of 90s trance, Italo disco, and tribal downtempo, moving across different moods and tempos.
Kridelko and DJ Roiboss will also join the SALO stage, contributing to the second stage’s alternative take on the night’s electronic sound. DJ Roiboss serves up a feel-good blend of disco and 80s-inspired sounds, drawing on synth-pop, wave, and both electronic and instrumental music.